William Grant Still was a pioneering African American composer known for his significant contributions to Classical Music and the integration of African American cultural elements into his works. Often referred to as the "Dean of African American composers," he composed over 150 works, including symphonies, operas, and chamber music. His most celebrated piece, "Afro-American Symphony," reflects his unique blend of jazz, blues, and classical traditions. Still's legacy continues to inspire musicians and audiences, highlighting the rich diversity of American music.
William Grant Still
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William Grant Still taught himself to play instruments but the ones he most often played in orchestras and symphonies that were most important to him were the oboe, piano and cello.
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William Grant Still
William grant still
William grant still was born in woodville,ms
William Grant Still was born on May 11, 1895.
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